IPhysicalEntityControllerProceedToWaypoint Method

Customize MACE to meet your Live-Virtual-Constructive Simulation and Training Requirements.

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Direct the entity to proceed to the specified waypoint

Namespace: BSI.MACE.AI
Assembly: BSILib (in BSILib.dll) Version: 1.2.1.22047 (1.0.0.0)

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bool ProceedToWaypoint(
	ulong wpIndex,
	bool updateSpeed = false,
	double speed = 0,
	bool adjustToIntent = false,
	bool applyToRoute = false
)

Function ProceedToWaypoint ( 
	wpIndex As ULong,
	Optional updateSpeed As Boolean = false,
	Optional speed As Double = 0,
	Optional adjustToIntent As Boolean = false,
	Optional applyToRoute As Boolean = false
) As Boolean

Parameters

wpIndex: Type: SystemUInt64
Identifies the waypoint to proceed to
updateSpeed (Optional): Type: SystemBoolean
Indicates the desire to proceed to waypoint at the specified speed
speed (Optional): Type: SystemDouble
The speed to proceed to waypoint in m/s. Must set updateSpeed to True for this parameter to be supported
adjustToIntent (Optional): Type: SystemBoolean
Indicate that we should continue with intent after reaching the specified waypoint
applyToRoute (Optional): Type: SystemBoolean
Apply the specified speed to the entire route. Must set updateSpeed for this parameter to be supported

Return Value

Type: Boolean
True if the entity can proceed to the specified waypoint, False if not

Reference

IPhysicalEntityController Interface

BSI.MACE.AI Namespace

MACE is a physics-based computer generated forces (CGF) / semi-automated forces (SAF) constructive simulation ideally suited for both stand-alone mission rehearsal and distributed mission training.

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IPhysicalEntityControllerProceedToWaypoint Method